A gold-backed, distributed-vault financial system Jiang attributes to Chinese planning for a new Eurasian financial order.
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gold corridor
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...will be no one great power, right? China talks about the gold corridor, which is this blockchain -like gold -based financial system where gold..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...will be no one great power, right? China talks about the gold corridor, which is this blockchain -like gold -based financial system where gold..."
Key Notes
China's move toward gold as an alternative to U.S. treasuries and the petrodollar system.
Jiang uses this for China’s attempt to recalibrate finance away from unstable dollar dependence.
Jiang says China's proposed gold corridor would use distributed gold vaults as the basis of a new financial system.
Jiang says the Iran war is primarily about maintaining the petrodollar because the dollar's credibility has been weakened by U.S. debt, frozen Russian assets, weaponized dollar access, treasury exits, BRICS alternatives, and China's gold corridor.
Jiang says US wars, debt expansion, and the 2008-2009 crisis pushed China to worry about dollar stability and build more sovereign financial alternatives.
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"...will be no one great power, right? China talks about the gold corridor, which is this blockchain -like gold -based financial system where gold..."
"...exodus from U.S. Treasuries. And right now, China is establishing the gold corridor. So BRICS is trying to create alternatives to the petrodollar. But..."
"...to internationalize the, the UN, uh, it created something called the gold corridor, the Shanghai gold exchange. So it's trying to, uh, recalibrate the..."
"...uh, well reacting to this? You mentioned before the China's it's gold corridor in terms of shifting more to yeah, gold instead of, uh,..."
"The gold corridor in South America and some of the moves with the Belt and Road Initiative just feel like China's being more strategically..."
"...I've got ambitions. But they're in terms of look at the gold corridor. Right. So just, you know, China wants to get out from..."
"...BRICS system based on gold. And that's what's creating the Shanghai Gold Corridor. So I think that I think what you say, it makes..."
"...that simple. Forget BRICS. It doesn't matter. Forget this like Shanghai gold corridor. Forget about this unit currency. Forget about trade. None of this..."
"...An example, of course, is the Shanghai Gold Exchange or the Gold Corridor, where gold is distributed amongst different worlds throughout the world in..."
"...been promoting, as you know, the Shanghai Gold Exchange and the Gold Corridor. And the idea is the US dollar is America's exorbitant privilege..."
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